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| 2008 Dec 13. | PyEphem now available for Python 3.0! |
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| Eager not to be left behind by the advance of history, I have released PyEphem tonight for Python 3.0! After updating its C-language routines earlier this week, as described in my previous post, and adjusting its Python syntax, I thought that my work was done — until I received a… | |
| 2008 Dec 09. | Porting a C extension module to Python 3.0 |
| With several packages already advertising Python 3.0 compatibility, it seemed high time to look into releasing my PyEphem astronomy package in an edition compatible with the new language. But I hesitated: how difficult is it really, and how many hours of work will it consume, to port a C-language extension… | |
| 2008 Jun 14. | PyEphem 3.7.2.4, now on Launchpad! |
| I have decided to give my PyEphem astronomy library for Python a public source code repository, an open forum for user questions, and a bug tracker where my users can see the progress of their bug reports out in the open rather than having them scattered across our email inboxes.… | |
| 2007 Dec 11. | New PyEphem release: 3.7.2.2 |
| On Sunday afternoon I released a new version of PyEphem, which is available from the Python Package Index as version 3.7.2.2! I want to thank the users who spurred its development — in particular, John Duchek of the Astronomical Society of Eastern Missouri encouraged me both to create the new… | |
| 2007 Nov 09. | PyEphem available for Windows! |
| Over the years I have received many requests from frustrated Windows users, asking for a Windows-native version of my PyEphem astronomy library for Python. For most Windows users, an attempt to build the extension ends abruptly with the terrible and famous message: error: Python was built with version 7.1 of… |
